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I like (a lot*)

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Elias*
Helios - as middle name only
Philippos - mn
Linos*
Filippos - mn
Leontius* - mn
Timaeus* - mn
Leander*
Alexius - mn
Leon*
Ioannis - mn!?
Midas*
Ioannes - mn!?
Ares*
Leonidas
Marinos - mn
Leandros - mn
Linus*
Silas*
Thanos - mn

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Delia*
Aglaia - mn
Leda - mn
Thalia*
Larisa
Helena*
Ione - mn
Alexis*
Hestia
Althea*
Medea*
Filippa
Ioanna
Louiza
Aella - mn
Hera
Cynthia
Sofia*
Athena - mn
Sophia*
Anthea*
Timothea - mn

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Ione is my absolute favourite name. Also I like a bunch of other names that end with the pronounced -e: Ianthe, Xanthe, Calanthe, Penelope, etc.

Lol. Nearly all of my baby names are Greek.

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Athena
Andromeda
Atlas
Helen
Persephone
Isis and iris
Achilles
Hector
Hera
Hades
Hercules

Lol. Nearly all of my baby names are Greek.

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Athena
Andromeda
Atlas
Helen
Persephone
Isis and iris
Achilles
Hector

I like:
Anastasia
Petra
Sophia
Theodosia
Zoe

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Demetrios
Pavlos

I like Katina and Timothea.

I can think of several female names:

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Circe
Athena
Leto
Penelope
Ariadne
Demeter
Persephone
Atalanta
Hera
Aphrodite
Helen
Anticleia
Melanthe

I like a lot Greek male names because I think the "os" ending is so handsome. I'm particularly fond of Stavros. I also think that Kyriake is very cool.

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For girls, I love the name Eleni.

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One of my favorite books is Corelli's Mandolin, which takes place primarily in Greece. Two of the main characters are the Greek doctor Iannis and his daughter Pelagia. I adore Pelagia! I've tried to looked up Iannis, which I assumed was a Greek form of John but the closest I've found is Ioannis. I don't know much about Greek, so I don't know if Iannis is a common form or not. I like it though!

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I like a lot of other names used in Greece, like Sophia, but I don't of them as being strictly Greek (or at least confined to popularity in Greece).